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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1959

Page

7

Elizabeth Bank Considers Stock Split On Aug 10

Roland T. Chard of National State Bank announced that Elizabeth Bank will weigh a stock split. Directors will vote August 10 to reduce par value from 25 to 5 and increase shares from 75 000 to 187 500, issuing 214 new shares per old share. A 50 cent semiannual dividend is planned on the new stock. The bank operates in Union County with branches in Westfield Summit Roselle Park Springfield Kenilworth and Elizabeth.

National State Union County Westfield Summit Roselle Park Springfield Kenilworth Elizabeth

Letter to the Editor About a Police Car Incident

A reader recounts a local July afternoon when a Hillside Times editor observed a police car and its door left open, expressing astonishment at the security lapse and seeking clarification.

Lchael Hmsite Hillside ‘Times

Neighborly guitar noise fuels porch dispute

The writer recounts a dispute over two boys playing guitars on a side porch. An officer explains three calls about the nuisance and a neighbor complains. the writer defends the boys, noting no prior contact by the neighbor and urging calmer handling. The officer advised reducing volume and the writer promised compliance.

Local Neighbor Sparks Jetter Letter Over Community Teens

An anonymous writer criticizes a neighbor described as an "understanding neighbor" while praising another man for dedicating efforts to assist local teenagers. The missive from Mrs. Frank Sinut expresses pride in positive actions and irritation at the perceived hypocrisy of the surrounding scene.

Jetter

Resident Retires From Telephone Co in New Jersey

Mrs. Sera P. Davidson of 1535 Center Street retired from New Jersey Bell after a 23 year career in accounting and records. She was honored at a luncheon at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth and has long served in Newark and Elizabeth offices. Davidson is a member of the Newark Suburban Council of 16 McCully Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America and Hillside Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.

Center Street New Jersey Bell Telephone Co Davison Winfield Scott Elizabeth Davidson Newark

Harbor Light Club Invites Hillside Residents

Harbor Light Beach and Tennis Club hosted Hillside residents and families including Recreation Superintendent and Mrs. Peter G. Humanil and others at 15000 cé avenue Sealiment. Mrs. Jean Noble organized the event and reservations were sought by calling the provided number.

Harbor Light Club Peter G. Humanil Michiel Puli Jink Ninesting John Lukashinsky Ro Murlson Richard LaMont Hillside Jean Noble Harbor Light Beach 15000Cé Avenue Sealiment

Hillside Servicemen among Inland Seas cruise crew

Newport Ry 1 participates in Operation Inland Seas a 28 ship Great Lakes voyage aboard USS Forrest Sherman with Midn. 3 William S Williamson son of Mr and Mrs John Williamson of 24 Hollywood Avenue Hillside. The cruise opens the St Lawrence Seaway and travels to 37 ports across seven states before disembarking August 6.

Newport Great Lakes Forrest Sherman William S. Williamson John Williansom Hollywood Avenue Millside No 1 St. Lawrence Seawiy Seven States

Ri Yer House Facilities Highlight Picnic Options

The Ri Yer House on the premises offers lodging and group picnic facilities. Har bor Light provides a snack bar and weather shelter beside tennis courts and docks for outdoor activities.

Harbor Light

Busy Bee Story Told To Rotary

Paul Ritter of Madison spoke to Hillside Rotary about beekeeping. He described drones workers and the queen’s egg laying from April to June, noting 1000 to 1500 eggs daily. He covered bee products used for bees and pollination and mentioned foulbrood checks.

Busy Bee Tina Culcony Nancy

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